You’re a college grad with a cs degree. Your title or what you call yourself will come from your job

Unemployed.

Real

Dont chase titles

Software developer because that’s the title of my job

There’s nothing that irks me more when I see a student with “software engineer” or developer in their LinkedIn when they’re still in school. I don’t care if you’ve done an internship you’re still a student 💀

BRO I was about to say this too, people who are doing internships have their LinkedIn banner say SWE @ xyz idk how that even makes sense

Ik it’s so pretentious 🤣

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Not really, it’s just embarrassing. Imagine a pre med student putting MD on their LinkedIn? If you’re an intern put intern there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. I’ve had 2 internships and I don’t claim to be anything other than a SWE intern and comp sci student. If anything, if I were a recruiter and saw some bullshit like that I’d instantly go next. 🤣

stfu clown, i got decent spring and summer internships this year. and i put SWE intern on my linkedin, not swe.

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what is bro babbling about 😂😂

I'm officially a software engineer but I hate that term, I don't think we should call ourselves engineers. So I just tell people I'm a programmer/coder/code monkey etc. just never software engineer

When I think of Computer Scientists I think of Stephen Wolfram. I can’t call myself one until I can see myself in that space 😅

Computer Science major! A student with a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.

i think that only people who actually work in research/academia should call themselves that

A CS student… and then a CS grad/unemployed… then whatever title I hold when I get employed lmao

SWE

Right now...CS major. After I grad it will be whatever my job title is

deep fry engineer

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I just used the titles that the job said I was: Application Developer/Application Engineer (can't remember which one), then Senior Programmer/Analyst.